It ain't Bernie, it is us.

If we come together, we will win. We will. We! People always say, oh, you're being too vocal.

You don't have to yell.

I don't feel I'm being vocal enough.

We are not being vocal enough. When is enough enough?

He sounds very, very shouty.

Louder. Yeah, we gotta get louder.

How many kids are gonna have to make this sacrifice and die? How can you sleep at night

knowing that kids can afford insulin? How is that possible? It's not right. not right.

Perhaps the most dis-maying thing

about supporting the progressive movement

which Bernie Sanders uniquely

represents among 2020 candidates is the disconnect between how everyday

Americans see him and how he is portrayed by many members of the mainstream media.

Basically at this point if you are still supporting standards as opposed to Warren,

it's kind of showing your sexism.

Whereas Pundant Emily Tish Sussman, daughter of two billionaire parents and erstwhile MS-N-BC

pundit recently opined that anyone who would choose Bernie Sanders over certain female

progressives must be sexist.

Many voters are comforted by Bernie's longstanding commitment to women's equality, long before it

was the party line to do so.

In 1972, months before Roe v. Wade created a constitutional right to

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